Doctors have accused Las Vegas hospitals of discrimination in front of UMC's trauma center. KNPR's Ky Plaskon prepared this report.

Norm Schilling uses radical pruning to resurrect a fig tree that seemed to be dead.

Robert Fielden doesn't need another survey to tell him it's taking longer to get to work. He's got some first hand research.

Florence Murphy (North Las Vegas Airport) Peg Crockett (Alamo Airways) and Robert Maheu tell compelling stories about their personal associations with Howard Hughes.

The Clark County Development Services faces a perpetual shortage of inspectors resulting in a backlog for residential projects that number in the hundreds every day. Now the department is working on changing its
administrative code to turn inspections ov

John Curtas says classy restaurants are more expensive in Las Vegas than in New York...and travels across the country to prove it.

A Nevada man says he's discovered an innovative way to date petroglyphs found in the desert. Ky Plaskon reports.

Robert Fielden wonders who will benefit from the rush to promote downtown living.

With the Las Vegas Centennial celebrated this weekend, Senator Richard Bryan tells the story of the land auction in May 1905.

Elizabeth Bickmore, Las Vegas Wash Project Team Kevin Eubanks, Asst General Manager, Clark Co. Regional Flood Control District Gerry Hester, Las Vegas Wash Projects Engineering Manager Kurt Segler, City of Henderson, Director of Utility Services.

Entertainment director Herb McDonald tells stories about Robert Mitchum's 1948 marijuana bust, dealing with the strong-willed Marlene Dietrich, plus the Rat Pack and the Beatles. Also, Don English of the Las Vegas News Bureau on photographing the Beatles.